Sentence examples for extent of criminal from inspiring English sources

The independent counsel, Richard W. Mark, called on the parent union to bring internal charges against Mr. Battaglia and Mr. Bernstein and to conduct a further investigation "to determine the extent of criminal activity".

The original investigation had ended in July with no charge against Clinton, who Comey said had been "extremely careless" in her conduct, but not to the extent of criminal or intentional wrongdoing.

Promised by David Cameron when he was prime minister, part two was due to investigate the extent of criminal conduct at Murdoch's News UK and other newspapers after the phone-hacking and related trials had finished – and whether the police were complicit.

The crime rate is a common statistic that is often used to summarise the quantity and extent of criminal events.

The new select committee was given a year to complete its work, and charged with studying the extent of criminal or other improper practices in the field of labor-management relations or in groups of employees or employers.

The select committee was directed to study the extent of criminal or other improper practices in the field of labor-management relations or in groups of employees or employers, and to suggest changes in the laws of the United States that would provide protection against such practices or activities.

I've got three points on my licence from eight or nine years ago and that's the extent of my criminal activity.

Hochheiser insisted that his client was primarily a businesswoman — that running an underground bank was the extent of her criminal activity.

Asked why the firm did not drop NI as a client or tell the authorities about the extent of the criminal activity at the group, Pike said.

We meet Malcolm the serial embellisher, who talked up the extent of his criminal background as a young man in Detroit to better shape his public persona – going so far as to appropriate the criminal histories of others.

Yates has told parliamentary inquiries that prosecutors advised that police should adopt a narrow interpretation of the law on hacking, but Starmer insists prosecutors "did not limit the scope and extent of the criminal investigation".